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Contents of Volume 33 1945 VOLUME 33, NUMBER 1, JANUARY, 1945 Section Meetings ................................. The Challenge to Engineers, Walter E. Poor.......... Adolph Bernard Chamberlain................. 2415. Concurrent Graduate Study-Its Place in Postwar Engi- neering Education, F. R. Stansel ............. 2416. Electronic Research Opens New Frontiers, Ralph R. Beal ..................................... 2417. The Use of Radio Frequencies to Obtain High-Power Concentrations for Industrial-Heating Applications, Wesley M. Roberds ......................... 2418. The Standardization of Quartz-Crystal Units, Karl S. Van Dyke ..... .. 2419. Graphical Methods for Analysis of Velocity-Modulation Bunching, Arthur E. Harrison.................... 2420. A Stjabilized Narrow-Band Frequency-Modulation Sys- tem for Duplex Working, E. E. Suckling.............. 2421. On the Winding of the Universal Coil, A. W. Simon .... 2422. Analysis of Voltage-Regulator Operation, W. R. Hill, Jr. Correspondence (July, 1945, p. 488) B. E. Noltingk 2423. A Method of Measuring Attenuation of Short Lengths of Coaxial Cable, Chandler Stewart, Jr............... Institute News and Radio Notes 1945 Winter Technical Meeting .................. Board of Directors............................ Executive Committee......................... I.R.E. Board Sets Goal of Building Fund at $500,000 Rochester Fall Meeting........................ I.R.E. People........................... 2284. Correspondence: "Frequency and Phase Modulation," by Harry Stockman and Gunnar Hok (March, 1944, pp. 181-183); Harry Stockman and Gunnar Hok......... 2424. Correspondence: "A Circuit Study," Braulio Dueno ..... Correspondence: "Proposed Changes to Bylaws," R. E. Stark .................. .... ... ... ... ... .. 2425. Book Review: International Telecommunications, Os- borne Mance and J. E. Wheeler (Reviewed by Haraden Pratt) ........................... ................ 2426. Book Review: Sampling Inspection Tables-Single and Double Sampling, Harold F. Dodge and Harry G. Romig (Reviewed by F. X. Rettenmeyer)...... 2427. Book Review: Die Beziehungen zwischen Nutzspannung und St6rspannung, Erwin Huber (Reviewed by H. A. Affel) .. . . . 2428. Book Review: Instrument Flying and Radio Naviga- tion, Holland L. Redfield (Reviewed by H. C. Leu- teritz) .......................................... 2429. Book Review: Electronics Today and Tomorrow, John Mills (Reviewed by V. K. Zworykin) ................ Contributors ................................... VOLUME 33, NUMBER 2, FEBRUARY, 1945 Section Meetings.................................. Browder J. Thompson-1903-1944 ............. Electronic Papers, H. M. Turner............... The Institute Looks to the Future, William L. Everitt.... Raymond F. Guy .... ...... 2430. Electronics in Industry, W. C. White................ 2431. Cape Charles-Norfolk Ultra-Short-Wave Multiplex Sys- tem, N. F. Schlaack and A. C. Dickieson ............. 2331. Correction to "The Use of Field-Intensity Measure- ments for Commercial-Coverage Evaluation," Edgar H. Felix (July, 1944, pp. 381-393)............. 2432. Ultra-Short-Wave Multiplex, Charles R. Burrows and Alfred Decino................................ 2433. Ultra-Short-Wave Receiver for the Cape Charles-Nor- folk Multiplex Radiotelephone Circuit, D. M. Black, G. Rodwin, and W. T. Wintringham................ 2409. Correction to "Electronic Apparatus for Recording and Measuring Electrical Potentials in Nerve and Muscle, " William B. Rogers and Horace 0. Parrack (December, 1944, pp. 738-743) .. 2434. Ultra-Short-Wave Transmitter theCape Charles- Norfolk Multiplex System, R. J. Kircher and R. W. Friis .................. . . Page 1 2 3 5 9 15 20 33 35 38 46 49 61 61 62 64 65 66 66 67 VOLUME 33, NUMBER 2, FEBRUARY, 1945 (CONT.) 2435. A New Studio-to-Transmitter Antenna, M. W. Scheldorf 106 2436. Reflex Oscillators, J. R. Pierce ....................... 112 Discussion, E. U. Condon, A. E. Harrison, W. W. Han- sen, J. R. Woodyard, and J. R. Pierce (July, 1945, pp. 483-485) 2437. The Theory of Transmission Lines, Edward N. Dingley, Jr . ........ 118 Discussion, Fred J. Heath and Edward N. Dingley, Jr.¢ (November, pp. 810-812) 2337. Discussion on "Noise Figures of Radio Receivers," by H. T. Friis, (July, 1944, pp. 419-423); Dwight 0. North and H. T. Friis . .................... 125 Television Awards . ...... ........ .... 127 Building-Fund Campaign Launched at Winter Technical Meeting ......................................... 128 Institute News and Radio Notes . .......... 130 Board of Directors . ................. 130 Executive Committee . ................ 131 Constitutional-Amendment Balloting . ......... 131 Sections Formed . ......... . 132 Research Scientist Views Electronic Future ....... 133 I.R.E. People . ....... 133 2438. Correspondence: "Determination of the Quiescent Operating Point of Amplifiers Employing Cathode Bias," James N. Thurston . ............... 135 2328. Correspondence: "Equivalent-Plate-Circuit Theorem," Herbert J. Reich . ................... 136 2439. Book Review: Radio's 100 Men of Science, Orrin E. Dunlap, Jr. (Reviewed by Keith Henney) . ......... 138 2440. Book Review: Meet the Electron, David Grimes (Re- viewed by Arthur F. Van Dyck) .................... 138 2441. Book Review: Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Engineer- ing, W. L. Emery (Reviewed by Stanford Goldman) ...-. 138 Contributors . . . .... 138 VOLUME 33, NUMBER 3, MARCH, 1945 67 Section Meetings ... The Electronics Engineer, P. R. Mallory. 68 Ivan Stoddard Coggeshall. 2442. Radio Progress During 1944, I.R.E. Technical Com- mittees ............................... 68 2443. Radio-Relay-Systems Development by the Radio Cor- poration of America, C. W. Hansell. 2444. Transient Response, H. E. Kallmann, R. E. Spencer, and 68 C. P. Singer.. Corrections (July, 1945, p. 482) 69 I.R.E. Building Fund ... 69 Institute News and Radio Notes . Board of Directors. Executive Committee. Cedar Rapids Section.. Page 2370. Correspondence: "Frequency and Phase Modulation," by August Hund (September, 1944, pp. 570-572); 71 D. L. Jaffe and Dale Pollack . 72 2414. Correspondence: "Calculator for Directive Arrays," by 73 J. G. Rountree (December, 1944, pp. 760-768); J. G. 74 Rountree . 75 Correspondence: "Quality-Control Engineering," George W. Purnell. 78 2445. Correspondence: "Balanced Amplifiers," Franklin Offner Postwar Radio-and-Electronic Prospects... Radio-and-Electronic Wartime Achievements. 83 Wartime Electronic Developments Hold Peacetime Promise. 84 Television as Service to the Public. Looking Ahead to Color and Ultra-High-Frequency Television. 95 Television Networks. I.R.E. People . .... 2446. Book Review: Engineering Mathematics, Harry Sohon (Reviewed by Frederick W. Grover). 100 2447. Book Review: Marine Radio Manual, Edited by M Strichartz (Reviewed by C. B. Darcy) ... Reproduction of German Scientific and Technical Books 101 Contributors. 1 Page 141 142 143 156 169 196 198 198 199i 200 200 202 202 202 203 203 204 204 205 205 206 207 208 208 209

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Page 1: Contents of Volume 33-1945

Contents of Volume 33 1945

VOLUME 33, NUMBER 1, JANUARY, 1945

Section Meetings .................................The Challenge to Engineers, Walter E. Poor..........Adolph Bernard Chamberlain.................

2415. Concurrent Graduate Study-Its Place in Postwar Engi-neering Education, F. R. Stansel .............

2416. Electronic Research Opens New Frontiers, Ralph R.Beal .....................................

2417. The Use of Radio Frequencies to Obtain High-PowerConcentrations for Industrial-Heating Applications,Wesley M. Roberds .........................

2418. The Standardization of Quartz-Crystal Units, Karl S.Van Dyke ..... ..

2419. Graphical Methods for Analysis of Velocity-ModulationBunching, Arthur E. Harrison....................

2420. A Stjabilized Narrow-Band Frequency-Modulation Sys-tem for Duplex Working, E. E. Suckling..............

2421. On the Winding of the Universal Coil, A. W. Simon ....2422. Analysis of Voltage-Regulator Operation, W. R. Hill, Jr.

Correspondence (July, 1945, p. 488) B. E. Noltingk2423. A Method of Measuring Attenuation of Short Lengths

of Coaxial Cable, Chandler Stewart, Jr...............Institute News and Radio Notes

1945 Winter Technical Meeting ..................Board of Directors............................Executive Committee.........................I.R.E. Board Sets Goal of Building Fund at $500,000Rochester Fall Meeting........................I.R.E. People...........................

2284. Correspondence: "Frequency and Phase Modulation," byHarry Stockman and Gunnar Hok (March, 1944, pp.181-183); Harry Stockman and Gunnar Hok.........

2424. Correspondence: "A Circuit Study," Braulio Dueno .....Correspondence: "Proposed Changes to Bylaws," R. E.

Stark .................. .... ... ... ... ... ..

2425. Book Review: International Telecommunications, Os-borne Mance and J. E. Wheeler (Reviewed by HaradenPratt) ........................... ................

2426. Book Review: Sampling Inspection Tables-Single andDouble Sampling, Harold F. Dodge and Harry G.Romig (Reviewed by F. X. Rettenmeyer)......

2427. Book Review: Die Beziehungen zwischen Nutzspannungund St6rspannung, Erwin Huber (Reviewed by H. A.Affel) .. . . .

2428. Book Review: Instrument Flying and Radio Naviga-tion, Holland L. Redfield (Reviewed by H. C. Leu-teritz) ..........................................

2429. Book Review: Electronics Today and Tomorrow, JohnMills (Reviewed by V. K. Zworykin) ................

Contributors ...................................

VOLUME 33, NUMBER 2, FEBRUARY, 1945

Section Meetings..................................Browder J. Thompson-1903-1944 .............Electronic Papers, H. M. Turner...............The Institute Looks to the Future, William L. Everitt....Raymond F. Guy .... ......

2430. Electronics in Industry, W. C. White................2431. Cape Charles-Norfolk Ultra-Short-Wave Multiplex Sys-

tem, N. F. Schlaack and A. C. Dickieson .............2331. Correction to "The Use of Field-Intensity Measure-

ments for Commercial-Coverage Evaluation," EdgarH. Felix (July, 1944, pp. 381-393).............

2432. Ultra-Short-Wave Multiplex, Charles R. Burrows andAlfred Decino................................

2433. Ultra-Short-Wave Receiver for the Cape Charles-Nor-folk Multiplex Radiotelephone Circuit, D. M. Black,G. Rodwin, and W. T. Wintringham................

2409. Correction to "Electronic Apparatus for Recording andMeasuring Electrical Potentials in Nerve and Muscle, "William B. Rogers and Horace 0. Parrack (December,1944, pp. 738-743)..

2434. Ultra-Short-Wave Transmitter theCape Charles-Norfolk Multiplex System, R. J. Kircher and R. W.Friis .................. . .

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VOLUME 33, NUMBER 2, FEBRUARY, 1945 (CONT.)2435. A New Studio-to-Transmitter Antenna, M. W. Scheldorf 1062436. Reflex Oscillators, J. R. Pierce ....................... 112

Discussion, E. U. Condon, A. E. Harrison, W. W. Han-sen, J. R. Woodyard, and J. R. Pierce (July, 1945,pp. 483-485)

2437. The Theory of Transmission Lines, Edward N. Dingley,Jr . ........ 118Discussion, Fred J. Heath and Edward N. Dingley, Jr.¢

(November, pp. 810-812)2337. Discussion on "Noise Figures of Radio Receivers," by

H. T. Friis, (July, 1944, pp. 419-423); Dwight 0. Northand H. T. Friis . .................... 125

Television Awards . ...... ........ .... 127Building-Fund Campaign Launched at Winter TechnicalMeeting......................................... 128

Institute News and Radio Notes . .......... 130Board of Directors . ................. 130Executive Committee . ................ 131Constitutional-Amendment Balloting .......... 131Sections Formed. ......... . 132Research Scientist Views Electronic Future ....... 133I.R.E. People . ....... 133

2438. Correspondence: "Determination of the QuiescentOperating Point of Amplifiers Employing CathodeBias," James N. Thurston . ............... 135

2328. Correspondence: "Equivalent-Plate-Circuit Theorem,"Herbert J. Reich . ................... 136

2439. Book Review: Radio's 100 Men of Science, Orrin E.Dunlap, Jr. (Reviewed by Keith Henney) .......... 138

2440. Book Review: Meet the Electron, David Grimes (Re-viewed by Arthur F. Van Dyck) .................... 138

2441. Book Review: Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Engineer-ing, W. L. Emery (Reviewed by Stanford Goldman) ...-. 138

Contributors . . . .... 138

VOLUME 33, NUMBER 3, MARCH, 194567

Section Meetings ...The Electronics Engineer, P. R. Mallory.

68 Ivan Stoddard Coggeshall.2442. Radio Progress During 1944, I.R.E. Technical Com-

mittees ...............................68 2443. Radio-Relay-Systems Development by the Radio Cor-

poration of America, C. W. Hansell.2444. Transient Response, H. E. Kallmann, R. E. Spencer, and

68 C. P. Singer..Corrections (July, 1945, p. 482)

69 I.R.E. Building Fund ...69 Institute News and Radio Notes .

Board of Directors.Executive Committee.Cedar Rapids Section..

Page 2370. Correspondence: "Frequency and Phase Modulation,"by August Hund (September, 1944, pp. 570-572);

71 D. L. Jaffe and Dale Pollack .72 2414. Correspondence: "Calculator for Directive Arrays," by73 J. G. Rountree (December, 1944, pp. 760-768); J. G.74 Rountree .

75 Correspondence: "Quality-Control Engineering,"George W. Purnell.

78 2445. Correspondence: "Balanced Amplifiers," Franklin OffnerPostwar Radio-and-Electronic Prospects...Radio-and-Electronic Wartime Achievements.

83 Wartime Electronic Developments Hold PeacetimePromise.

84 Television as Service to the Public.Looking Ahead to Color and Ultra-High-Frequency

Television.95 Television Networks.

I.R.E. People . ....2446. Book Review: Engineering Mathematics, Harry Sohon

(Reviewed by Frederick W. Grover).100 2447. Book Review: Marine Radio Manual, Edited by M

Strichartz (Reviewed by C. B. Darcy) ...Reproduction of German Scientific and Technical Books

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VOLUME 33, NUMBER 4, APRIL, 1945Page

Section Meetings ........Let's Get Bet-ter Acquainted, EdgarKob~ak 211tJoseph R. Redrnan ..................... 212Postwar Engineering Defense Against Aggression,

Joseph R. Redman .................. 213HerbertJ. Reich.....,......... ............. 214

2448. Retiring Presidential Address, R'. M. Turner.......2152449. Is Industrial Electronic Technique Different?, W47 D.

Cockrell .....................2172450. Development of Electronic Tubes, I. F. Mouromtseff . . .. 2232451. Some Notes on the Design of Electron Guns, A. L.

Samuel..................... 2332452. Recent Transformer Developments, Reuben Lee.....2402453. A Resonant-Cavity Method for Measuring Dielectric

Properties at Ultra-High Frequencies, C. N. Works,T. W. Dakin, and F. W. Boggs............245

2454. A Note on Diode Modulation, A. D. Bailey and G. H.Felt .............254

2455. Experimentally Determined Impedance Chaacteristicsof Cylindrical Antennas, George H. Brown and 0. M.Woodward, Jr............. ....257

2456. Electronic Alternating-Current Power Regulator, L. B.CherryandR. F. Wild ...............2622348. "Discussion on "Design of Electronic Heaters for Induc-tion Heating," George H. Brown and J. P. Jordan.....267

Institute News and Radio Notes............268Board of Directors................268Executive Committee ..............2691945 Winter Technical Meeting..........269I.RE. Building Fund ..............272Fellowship Acknowledgments, 0. H. Caldwell. 2 7A4Institute Co'mmittees 1945 ...........275Technical Committees..............276Institute-Representatives in Colleges 1945. 277Institute Representatives on Other Bodies 1945.. 277

Contributors.................... 278

VOLUME 33, NUMBER 5, MAY, 1945

Section Meetings ..................PageThe Engineer Goes to War and Prepares for Peace, Paul

W. Kesten.................... 281Stuart L. Bailey-Board of Directors, 1945........282

2457. The Engineer's Place in the Modern World, Ivan S.Coggeshall ................I..... 283

2458. The Engineer and His Future, C. A. Powel .......2842459. The Engineer's Place in the Scheme of Things, Round

Table Discussion by R. H. Herrick, J. E. Hobson, J. E.Brown, -and A. B. Bronwell.......I...... 286

Correction: Birth D'ate of Browder J. Thompson. 2902460. The Navy Electronics Program and Some of Its Past,

Present, and Future Problems, J. B. Dow.......2912461. Mould and Humidity in Radio and Signals Equ,ipment,

C. P. Healy and J. -C. Niven.............3002462. The Compensated-Loop Direction Finder, Frederick

Emmons Terman and Joseph M. Pettit.........3072463. A Theoretical and Experimental Investigation of

Tuned-Circuit Distortion in Frequency-ModulationSystems, David Lawrence Jaffe............318Corrections (July, 1945, p. 482)

2464. Standard-Frequ'ency Broadcast Service of National Bu-reau of Standards, National Bureau of Standards....334

Institute News and Radio Notes. ........~.......335Board of Directors. .................335Executive Commiittee ..............335Browder J. Thompson Memorial ......... 336Timely Inventive Problems...........I 338Membership Transfers. ..I......I,,I....339Increase in Rebates to Sections...........339Tr'anscription of Frequency-Modulation Discussion.

I.R.E. Winter Technical Meeting ........ 339Building-Fund Program..............340Constitutional Amendments... 342

2328. Correspondence: "Equivalent-Plate-Ci'rc'uit 'T'h'e'ore'm',"by Harry Stockman (June, 1944, pp. 373-374); HarryStockman...................... 344

2054. Correspondence: "A Stabilized Frequency-Modulation~System," by Roger J. Pieracci (February, 1942, pp. 76-81); D. L. Jaffe (January, 1944, p. 54), A. St. C. G.Grant and D.L. Jaffe ................344

I. R.E. People ....... .345. .... A

Wartime Radio Progress............ . 348

VOLUME 33, N'UMBER 5, 'MAY, 1945 (CONT.)Page

2465. Book Review. An Introduction to Electronics, Ralph G.Hudson (Reviewed by Keith Henney) ............. 349

2466. Book Review: Electrical Drafting, D. Walter V'an Gieson(Reviewed by B. E. Shackelford). ...... 349

Contributors ............... .. ........ 349

VOLU'ME 33, NUMBER 6, JUNE, 1945Page

Section Meetings ..................The Engineer's Response to the Nation's Call, R. C.

Cosgrove .....................351Hendrik Johannes van der Bijl.............352

2467. Looking Forward in Engineering Education, Dorman D.Israel.......................353

2468. Engineering Training for Industry, F. J. Gaffney..... 3552469. A Summary and Interpretation of UJltra-Short-Wave

Propagation Collected by the Late Ross A. Hull,Albe'rt W. Frien d..... 3582470. Cathode-Ray Tubes and The'ir' Applic`ation.s., P-. 5-.

Christaldi ............k...U.....3732471. The Image Formation in Cathode-Ray Tubes and theRelation of Fluorescent Spot Size and Final AnodeVoltage, C. Liebmann ............... . 381Corrections (July, 1945, p. 485)

2472. Characteristics of Chlorinated Impregnants in Direct-Current Paper Capacitors, L. J. Berberich, C. V. Fields,and R. E. Marbury ....... ..........389

2473. Mutual and Self-Impedance fur Colinear Antennas,'Charles W. Harrison, Jr........398

2474. Note on. Impedance Matching of Shunt-Fed Half-WaveDipole, G. Glinski..................408

Institute News and Radio Notes.............410Board of Directors............... 410Why the Building Fund Muist Grow.........411Executive Committee................. 412

2475. Correspondence: "Simplification of Complex SwitchingAnalysis," by Melville Byron............. 413

Correspondence: "High Light on an American Pioneerof Radio," by Colin Johnston Robb..........414

I.R.E.People. ......................4152476. Book Review: Flexible Shaft Handbook (Second Edi-

tion), Published by S. S. White Industrial Division(Reviewed by D. E. Noble)........... 417

2477. Book Review: Elektrische Schwingtdpfe und ibre An-wendung in der Ultrakurzwellen-Versthrkertechn-ik,Alfred De Quervain (Reviewed by G. L. Tawney)... 417

2478. Book Review: Aviation Radio, Henry R. Roberts (Re-viewed by Donald Bond)...............418

Contributors . ...................418

VOLUME 33, NUMBER 7, JULY, 1945

Section Meetings ...................

Survival of the Technologically Fit. The E-ditor

William C. White...................2479. The Presentation of Technical Developments Before

Professional Societies, William L. Everitt.......2480. Wide-Range Tuned Circuits and Oscillators for High

Frequencies, Eduard Karplus............2481. Silicones-A New Class of High Polymers of Interest to

the Radio Industry, Shailer L. Bass and T. A. Kauppi2482. A Note on Acoustic Horns, Paul W. Klipsch......2483. Analyses of the Voltage-Tripling and -Quadrupling Rec-

tifier Circuits, D. L. Waidelich and H. A. K. Taskin..

2484. The Performance and MVeasurement of Mixers in Terms

of Linear-Network Theory, L. C. Peterson and F. B.

Llewellyn.....................2485. A Figure of Merit for Electron-Concentrating Systems,

J. R. Pierce......2486. Basic Theory and De'si'g'n 'of E'le'ct'r'onically Regulated

Power Supplies, Anthony Abate...........2444. Corrections to "Transient Response," by Heinz Kall-

mann, R. Spencer, and C. P. Singer (March, 1945,pp. 169-196) ............ ......

2463. Corrections to "A Theoretical and Experimental Investi-

gation of Tuned-Circuit Distortion in Frequency-Modulation Systems," by D. L. Jaffe (May, 1945,pp.318 334).

2436. Discussion on "Reflx ..O'scillat'or's,"" 'by..J. R., P'ie'rc'e(February, 1945, pp. 21 t18); E. U. -Condon, A.

Harrison, W. W. Hansen, J. R. Woodyard, and J. R.

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VOLUME 33, NUMBER 7, JULY, 1945 (CONT.)Page

2471. Corrections to "The Image Formation in Cathode-RayTubes and The Relation of Flutorescent Spot Size andFinal Anode Voltage," by G. Liebmann (June, 1945,pp.381-389) ............... 485

Institute News and Radio Notes ............. ....e 486

Board of Directors ..................... 486

Executive Committee. 4862370. Correspondence: "Frequency and Phase Modulation,"

by D. L. Jaffe and D. Pollack (September, 1944, pp.572-573); August Hund and Bruce E. Montgomery.... 487

2422. Correspondence: "Voltage-Regulator Operation," byW. R. Hill (January, 1945, pp. 38-46); B. E. Noltingk. 488

Contributors ................. 489

VOLUME 33, NUMBER 8, AUGUST, 1945Page

SectionMeetings............... .............492

The Sections and Institute Affairs, Hugh Okeson ...... 493

Arthur Van Dyck .. ...... 494

2487. The Interdepartment Radio Advisory Committee, E. M.Webster ....... .................... 495

2488. Some Aids to Facilitate the Engineer's Academic Train-ing, B. Dudley. 499

2489. Radio-Relay Communications Systems in the UnitedStates Army, William S. Marks, Jr., Oliver D. Perkins,and Willard R. Clark ..................a 502

2490. A New Type of Automatic Radio Direction Finder, C. C.Pine ... 522

2491. Experimental Determination of Impedance Functionsby the Use of an Electrolytic Tank, W. W. Hansen and0. C. Lundstrom .......................... 528

2492. Multivibrator Circuits, M. V. Kiebert and A. F. Inglis... 5342493. The Reactance Theorem for a Resonator, W. R. Mac-

Lean.......... . ..................... 539

2494. "N"-Phase Resistance-Capacitance Oscillators, R. M.Barrett ... . 541

Institute News and Radio Notes .................... 546Board of Directors................... 546

Executive Committee.......................... 546

Standards Committee Report 548

2113. Correspondence: "Radio-Noise-Meter Performance," byCharles M. Burrill (October, 1942, pp.473-479);PhilipEisenberg .... 550

Correspondence: "Professional Status of the Engi-neer," Henry W. Kaufmann ........... ....... 550

I.R.E. People 552

2495. Book Review: The Radio Amateur's Handbook,(Twenty-Second Edition), Published by The AmericanRadio Relay League, Inc. (Reviewed by Harold P.Westman) 555

2496. Book Review: Alignment Charts-Construction andUse, Maurice Kraitchik (Reviewed by Nathan Mar-chand) ....... 555

2497. Book Review: Resistance Welding Control, Publishedby the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Co.(Reviewed by Ralph R. Batcher) .555

Report of the Secretary-1944 556

Contributors . .................................... 560

VOLUME 33, NUMBER 9, SEPTEMBER, 1945Page

Section Meetings ..................... . 564The Role of the Sections in the I.R.E. Program, William

A. Dickinson ................................... 565

George W. Bailey, Executive Secretary.. 566

2498. The Organization of Research in the Radio IndustryAfter the War, W. Rupert Maclaurin ........ 567

2499. Tonal-Range and Sound-Intensity Preferences of Broad-cast Listeners, Howard A. Chinn and Philip Eisen-berg........................571

2500. Exalted-Carrier Amplitude- and Phase-Modulation Re-ception, MurrayG. Crosby.................... . 581

2501. Electron-Repulsion Effects in a Klystron, L. A. Ware... 5912502. Extending the Frequency Range of the Phase-Shift

Oscillator, Rodney W. Johnson .................... 597

2503. Conversion Loss of Diode Mixers Having Image-Fre-quency Impedance, E. W. Herold, R. R. Bush, andW. R. Ferris .. . . . 603

2504. Electrical Testing of Coaxial Radio-Frequency CableConnectors, Chandler Stewart, Jr ................... 609

Institute News and Radio Notes..................... 620

VOLUME 33, NUMBER 9, SEPTEMBER, 1945 (CONT.)Pa

In Unity There Is Strength.................... 6I.R.E. People 6Executive Committee .................. ...

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2505. Book Review: Introduction to Practical Radio, D. J.

Tucker (Reviewed by Frederick W. Grover) ........... 6Contributors ........ 6

VOLUME 33, NUMBER 10, OCTOBER, 1945Pa

Section Meetings .............. e . . 6.

Responsibility of the Radio Engineer to the EngineeringProfession, H. W. Sundius ........................ 6

Keith Henney-Board of Directors-1945-1947 ...... 62506. I.R.E. Special Committee on Obtaining Membership

Talents and Volunteer Service, E. Finley Carter ..... 62507. Vacuum-Tube Radio-Frequency-Generator Characteris-

tics and Application to Induction-Heating Problems,T. P. Kinn esa...e.X.ee...e..X......... 6

2508. A 60-Kilowatt High-Frequency Transoceanic-Radiotele-phone Amplifier, C. F. P. Rose .................... 6

2509. Study of Ultra-High-Frequency Tubes by DimensionalAnalysis, G. J. Lehmann and A. R. Vallarino........ 6

2510. Low-Frequency Compensation of Video-Frequency Am-plifiers, M. J. Larsen ...............-. ... 6

2511. The Design of Broad-Band Aircraft-Antenna Systems,F. D. Bennett, P. D. Coleman, and A. S. Meier....... 6

2512. Cathode-Coupled Wide-Band Amplifiers, G. C. Sziklaiand A. C. Schroeder ......... 7

2513. Band-Pass Bridged-T Network for Television Intermedi-ate-Frequency Amplifiers, G. C. Sziklai and A. C.Schroeder 7

2514. Electron Transit Time in Time-Varying Fields, ArthurB. Bronwell . ........ 7

Institute News and Radio Notes .................... 7

Executive Committee .......................... 7

I.R.E. People .... 7

2515. Correspondence: "Phase Inverter," D. L. Drukey ...... 72310. Correspondence: "Tridimensional Equivalent Circuits,"2311.' G. M. Krijanovsky .......... ..................... 72516. Correspondence: "High-Frequency Error Curves for

Adcock Radio Direction-Finder Arrays," JamesHolbrook. 7

2517. Correspondence: "Emission-Limited Diode," Virgil M.Brittain ..... ....7

Institute Representatives on Other Bodies-1945.. 7Institute Committees-1945 ..............7.....7

2518. Book Review: The Electrolytic Capacitor, Alexander M.Georgiev (Reviewed by Donald E. Gray) ............ 7

2519. Book Review: Transmission Lines, Antennas, and WaveGuides, Compiled by Cruft Laboratory War TrainingStaff (Reviewed by W. D. Hershberger) .7...... . .. 7

2520. Book Review: Principles of Radio, Keith Henney (Re-viewed by Ferdinand Hamburger, Jr.).). . 7

Contributors ........... 7

VOLUME 33, NUMBER 1 1, NOVEMBER, 1945

PtSection Meetings ..................... ........ 7The I.R.E. Philosophy, Ludlow B. Hallman, Jr......rLewis Mason Clement-Board of Directors-1945....

2521. Explorations in Engineering Education, Arthur B.Bronwell............................

2522. Radar in the U. S. Army, Roger B. Colton.............2523. Frequency-Modulated Magnetic-Tape Transient Re-

corder, Harry B. Shaper...2524. Glossary of Disk-Recording Terms, Howard A. Chinn..2525. The Servo Problem as a Transmission Problem, Enoch B.

Ferrell, ..... ........

2526. A Very-High-Frequency Aircraft Antenna for the Recep-tion of 109-Megacycle Localizer Signals, Bruce E.Montgomery

2527. A Proposed Standard Dummy Antenna for Testing Air-craft-Radio Transmitters, Chandler Stewart, Jr.., ....J

2528. Some Considerations Concerning the Internal Imped-ance of the Cathode Follower, Harold Goldberg.......

2529. Note on the Fourier Series for Several Pulse Forms,William J. Lattin .................. .

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2530. Analysis of Current-Stabilizer Circuits, W. R. Hill, Jr... 7852531. Dynamics of Electron Beams, D. Gabor .. X 7922532. The Plane-Wave Resolution of Guided Waves S. S.

Mackeown and John W. Miles .... ....... 8052533. Note on the Measuremnent of Transformer Turns-Ratio,

P. M. Honnell . 8082437. Discussion on "The Theory of Transmission Lines," by

Edward N. Dingley, Jr. (February, 1945, pp. 118 125),Fred J. Heath and Edward N. Dingley, Jr.. .. 810

Institute News and Radio Notes...... ......... 812Board of Directors. ... 8121946 Winter Technical Meeting ....... 813Executive Committee .......................... 814Institute Representatives in Colleges-1945.. 814Technical Committees-1945-1946 ............... 815I.R.E. People............ . ... 816

Contributors................. 817

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Section Meetings ..... .. 820I.R.E. Members, Their Institute, and Tbeir PROCEED-

INGS, The Editor ............................. 821William 0. Swinyard-Board of Directors-1945...... 822

2534. The Engineer's Place in Naval Research, W. G. Schindler 8232535. A Review of Plastic Materials, H. L. Brouse .......... 8252536. Effect of Surface Finish and Wall Thickness on the Op-

erating Temperature of Graphite Radio-Tube Anodes,L. L. Winter and H. G. MacPherson ............. ... 834

2537. A Coil-Neutralized Vacuum-Tube Amplifier at Very-High-Frequencies, R. J. Kircher ................... 838

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2538. Cathode-Follower Circuits, Kurt Schlesinger ........... 8432539. Television Resolution as a Function of Line Structures

Madison Cawein ... 8552540. Loop-Antenna Couplirng-Transformer Desigr, W. S.

Bachman ... .... ......... .. 865

2541. On the Theory of the Progressive Universal Windiig,Alfred W. Simon ...86.........868

2542. Concerrning Hallen's Integral Equation for CylindricalAntennas, S. A. Schelkunoff..... 872

2543. Frequency-Modulation Distortion Caused by MultipathTransmission, Murlan S. Corrington.... .........8782544. Symmetrical Antenna Arrays, Charles W. Harrison, Jr.. 892

2545. General Formulas for "T" and "7r" Network Equivalents,Myril B. Reed ................ 897

Institute News and Radio Notes ............ ........ 900Plans Go Forward for Winter Technical Meetingand Radio Engineering Show .. .. 900

Board of Directors.. 901Executive Committee ..... .... 901Browder J. Thompson Memorial ........ ... 902I.R.E. People ... 902

2546. Correspondence: "Note on Iron Powder Cores andCoils," H. W. Jaderholm ........................ 903

2547. Book Review: The Decibel Notation and Its Applica-tions to Radio Engineering and Acoustics, by V. V. L.Rao (Reviewed by R. V. L. Hartley) ............. 903

2548. Book Review: On the Propagation of Radio Waves, byOlaf E. H. Rydbeck. (Reviewed by Kenneth A. Norton 903

2549. Book Review: U-H-F Radio Simplified, by Milton S.Kiver (Reviewed by 0. S. Duffendack)....O ........ 903

Contributors . .... . ......904

INDEX TO BOOK REVIEWSAlignment Charts-Construction and Use,by Maurice Kraitchik (Reviewed byNathan Marchand): 2496

Aviation Radio, by Henry W. Roberts (Re-viewed by Donald Bond): 2478

Decibel Notation and Its Applications toRadio Engineering and Acoustics, byV. V. L. Rao (Reviewed by R. V. L.Hartley): 2547

Die Beziehungen zwischen Nutzspannungund Storspannung, by Erwin Huber (Re-viewed by H. A. Affel): 2427

Electrical Drafting, by D. Walter Van Gieson(Reviewed by B. E. Shackelford): 2466

Electrolytic Capacitor, by Alexander M.Georgiev (Reviewed by Donald E. Gray):2518

Electronics Today and Tomorrow, by JohnMills (Reviewed by V. K. Zworykin): 2429

Elektrische Schwingtopfe und ihre Anwend-ung in der Ultrakurzwellen-Verst4rker-technik, by Alfred De Quervain (Re-viewed by G. L. Tawney): 2477

Engineering Mathematics, by-Harry Sohon(Reviewed by Frederick W. Grover): 2446

Flexible Shaft Handbook (Second Edition),Published by S. S. White Industrial Di-vision (Reviewed by D. E. Noble): 2476

Instrument Flying and Radio Navigation,by Holland L. Redfield (Reviewed byH. C. Leuteritz): 2428

International Telecommunications, by Os-borne Mance and J. E. Wheeler (Re-viewed by Haraden Pratt): 2425

Introduction to Electronics, by Ralph G.Hudson (Reviewed by Keith Henney):2465

Introduction to Practical Radio, by D. J.Tucker (Reviewed by Frederick W.Grover): 2505

Marine Radio Manual, Edited by M. H.Strichartz (Reviewed by C. B. Darcy):2447

Meet the Electron, by David Grimes (Re-viewed by Arthur F. Van Dyck): 2440

Principles of Radio, by Keith Henney (Re-viewed by Ferdinand Hamburger, Jr.):2520

Propagation of Radio Waves, by Olof E. H.Rydbeck (Reviewed by Kenneth A. Nor-

ton): 2548Radio Amateur's Handbook (Twenty-Sec-ond Edition), Published by The AmericanRadio Relay League, Inc. (Reviewed byHarold P. Westman): 2495

Radio's 100 Men of Science, by Orrin E.Dunlap, Jr. (Reviewed by Keith Henney):2439

Resistance Welding Control, Published bythe Westinghouse Electric and Manufac-turing Co. (Reviewed by Ralph R.Batcher): 2497

Sampling Inspection 1-ables-Single andDouble Sampling, by Harold F. Dodgeand Harry G. Romig (Reviewed by F. X.Rettenmeyer): 2426

Transmission Lines, Antennas, and WaveGuides, Compiled by Cruft Laboraty WarTraining Staff (Reviewed by W. D.Hershberger): 2519

Ultra-High-Frequency Radio Engineering,by W. L. Emery (Reviewed by StanfordGoldman): 2441

UHF Radio Simplified, by Milton S. Kiver(Reviewed by 0. S. Duffendack): 2549